carve

UK
/kɑːv/
US
/kɑrv/

Translations

carveverb
carved
Past Simple
carved
Past Participle
carving
Gerund
UK
/kɑːv/
US
/kɑrv/
She carved the turkey at the dinner table.
Elle a découpé la dinde à table.
se forgerSens figuré, soutenu.
She managed to carve a successful career in the tech industry.
Elle a réussi à se forger une carrière réussie dans le secteur des technologies.
They carved their initials into the tree trunk.
Ils ont gravé leurs initiales dans le tronc de l'arbre.
He decided to carve a statue out of the block of wood.
Il a décidé de sculpter une statue dans le bloc de bois.
Additional translations
taillerDans le vocabulaire du ski et des sports de glisse, pour décrire des courbes appuyées sur la carre.
carvenoun
carves
pl
UK
/kɑːv/
US
/kɑrv/
Slang (sports): a smooth, arcing turn, especially in skiing, snowboarding, or surfing.
virage coupéTerme de ski et de snowboard.
The snowboarder pulled off a clean carve on the last run.
Le snowboardeur a réussi un virage coupé net lors de la dernière descente.

Definitions

carveverb
To cut into a desired shape or form, especially by using a sharp tool.
He decided to carve a statue out of the block of wood.
To engrave or inscribe by cutting.
They carved their initials into the tree trunk.
To divide or slice (a piece of meat) into portions.
She carved the turkey at the dinner table.
To create or establish something through effort or skill.
She managed to carve a successful career in the tech industry.
To make smooth, arcing turns on snow or water while skiing, snowboarding, surfing, etc.
He carved down the slope, leaving perfect tracks in the fresh powder.
carvenoun
A smooth, arcing turn made in skiing, snowboarding, surfing, or similar sports.
The snowboarder pulled off a clean carve on the last run.